Some of the seams were higher, some of the seams were lower.
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Women told me they preferred side seams because when they looked in the mirror, side seams slimmed their hips.
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" The "kid," Mr. Babenzien said, asked him: "This jacket has taped seams and cost less than the Noah jacket, which doesn't have taped seams.
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Iggy Azalea's ass is bursting at the seams ... literally.
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These images are particularly special as previous mapping attempts displayed obvious seams between different areas on Titan's surface — these seams have been hand processed by imaging scientists, a rather time-consuming task.
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Country music is busting at the seams with talented ladies.
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Part of the job is not to show the seams.
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The Last Knight is exploding at the seams with plotlines.
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"Me!" added Margery, tearing at the seams of her skin.
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Melbourne and Sydney, in particular, are pulling at the seams.
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Since then, things have been coming apart at the seams.
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" HuffPost banner yesterday afternoon: "REPUBLICANS COME APART AT THE SEAMS.
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Start digging down, though, and the seams start to show.
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And you could see the dark strips of the seams.
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Editorial New York's transit system is bursting at the seams.
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Cheaper coolers often suffer from broken zippers or cracked seams.
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I felt lusciously sexual and young, bursting at my seams.
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I taped the seams so the light can't get through.
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In the riveting "Pitkin Grove," despair rips at the seams.
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This is their soapbox, and they're speechifying with their seams.
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They sprawl, they play the trick of showing their seams.
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They aren't the only seams left showing in this production.
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Hospitals in some places are already creaking at the seams.
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Our country is bursting at the seams as it is.
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The red seams are not lower, as some also insisted.
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The Continent, pundits tell us, is ripping at the seams.
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Seams are unbearable, and tags need to be cut out.
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Flatlock seams help this jacket look good and feel good.
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But the effort seemed to be coming apart at the seams.
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But signs of the market fraying at the seams are multiplying.
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Cappy's design also rules out any hat styles with vertical seams.
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On this day she was sewing seams on gold football pants.
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The Paris compact has thus not come apart at the seams.
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Double seams also reenforce the toys for those tough playing pups.
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Minimalism, to many people, means all-white, sleek edges, no seams.
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There are many available partners in the effort, as Seams shows.
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But it only really works when we don't see the seams.
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Sometimes the ideas threaten to burst the seams on the form.
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But when you're watching episodically, the seams show much more readily.
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I wear my socks inside out, because the seams cause blisters.
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Durant and Westbrook searched for seams by dribbling in jagged lines.
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Vanderpump Rules is a show bursting at the seams with talent.
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The bonded technology means no elastic or bulky, line-disrupting seams.
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You should also orient the lampshade so that seams are hidden.
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The video editor in our brains seals the seams up quietly.
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And when memories are constructed, we can't easily see the seams.
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Add several clear coats to seal seams and protect your colors.
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You want clear glass without visible seams, flaws or raised lettering.
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"This is why our shoes don't have any seams," said Martin.
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Now we wonder whether we are coming apart at the seams.
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By knowing where defenders are supposed to be, Beasley finds seams.
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"Sing Street," in contrast, often shows its schematic seams too clearly.
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But when they're outdoors, at least, the color syncopates the seams.
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On the one hand, the system is creaking at the seams.
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He stuffs it with boulders until it bulges at the seams.
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But it doesn't show the signs of bursting at the seams.
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But it doesn't show the signs of bursting at the seams.
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I also think a lot about where I put pockets and seams.
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I've been bursting at the seams trying to keep this a secret!
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"She was coming apart at the seams," Ms. Van Leer-Greenberg said.
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The Nets are far worse off, having fallen apart at the seams.
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Added details like piped seams and belted waists make all the difference.
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There are seams and scoops everywhere and it feels too busy visually.
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If we look closely, we can see the seams separating the parts.
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The refugee camps there are overcrowded, insufficient, and bursting at the seams.
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Blac Chyna's bursting at the seams ... but it ain't holdin' her down.
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Seams cites national-grid studies going all the way back to 21.
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At times, it feels like your headphones are bursting at their seams.
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But America is a big country, criss-crossed with deep subcultural seams.
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Meanwhile, my mental state felt like it was tearing at the seams.
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There's no fading or stretching or wear on the seams at all.
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Meanwhile, no matter what you did, some seams were liable to show.
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Pinch the seams of the dough together to seal the butter inside.
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Pacifico's characters, too, feel for this country's intellectual seams with their appetites.
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Is it any wonder folks are bursting at the seams out there?
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There are no seams in the fabric and they're even machine washable.
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It weaseled under the doors and through the seams of your shirt.
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The point has always been to find democracy's loose seams, and pull.
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Sealed seams prevent rain, snow, or sleet from finding their way inside.
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Say this for Burberry: Mr. Bailey showed his heart and his seams.
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We're bursting at the seams, but that's why I'm bringing them in.
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"Measure 2-4 inches down from the crotch point, which is the intersection of four seams: the two leg inseams and the front and back rise seams," Levi's Global Vice President of Women's Design Jill Guenza tells Mashable.
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Rich seams of coal, natural gas and zinc fueled huge mining operations in this region during the early part of the 20th century, but by the 1930s the seams were already becoming depleted, leading to less and less work.
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Annaliese & Kamil Breaking at the seams, thanks to Kamil's new dalliance with Shushanna.
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With Isz, however, dedicated players were bumping into the seams holding Bloodborne together.
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At some point aliens get involved and everything comes apart at the seams.
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And yet, they don't feel that way; the seams and stitches don't show.
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Its schools, where around 80 languages are spoken, are bursting at the seams.
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Now, the river is bursting at the seams after months of heavy rainfall.
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It might sound like the Islamic Republic is coming apart at the seams.
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When a good club works, you hardly notice the seams holding it together.
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I was throwing a lot of two-seams, getting good movement, weak contact.
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The zippers are also of high quality, and it comes with welded seams.
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Skewer 3 flautas together with the seams facing inward towards each other. 6.
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For nearly two months now, Nicaragua has been coming apart at the seams.
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Mr. Goldfin's ways of tying the stories together too often show the seams.
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Move your fingers a little more to the edge of those two seams.
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You can hardly see any of the stitching seams between the six cameras.
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Seeing the seams in the seamlessness of consciousness makes me feel very alive.
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Not every coming of age story has to involve unraveling at the seams.
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Who needs shoulder pads when your seams are cut on a knife's edge?
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Yes, there were multiple mushrooms sticking out of the seams of the shower.
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It left a counterprotester dead and a nation ripped apart at its seams.
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Its seams are welded and the exterior of the jacket is fully waterproof.
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It&aposs 100% waterproof with sealed seams and has loads of useful additions.
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It had to be so tightly fit that you wouldn't see any seams.
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The seams started to show soon after Roberts announced Alienstock in late July.
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And that performance shows its seams, eventually breaking the role-play wide open.
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You are going to have extra protection, extra seams, extra material, extra linings.
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We wore them until they basically fell apart at the seams on stage.
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Loose silk suiting with a medley of seams picked out in white topstitching.
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Stitching and seams are vitally importantNot all wetsuits are created equal, and while most are made of neoprene — and come from the same factory in Taiwan, despite different brand names — it's the stitching and seams that make all the difference.
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Likewise, strategically placed welded seams around the abdomen encourage athletes to engage those muscles.
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Likewise, strategically placed welded seams around the abdomen encourage athletes to engage those muscles.
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Why does WWE want more wrestlers when its roster is bursting at the seams?
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And then the U.S. Senate as an institution—we're coming apart at the seams.
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As anyone who has traveled lately knows, airport terminals are bursting at the seams.
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I'm always inspecting objects for where the mold seams are and how it's fabricated.
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Reverdy is "working the softer seams of matter," as one poem here has it.
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Like with most deepfakes, it's pretty easy to see the seams at this stage.
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Flatlock seams help prevent chafing, too, regardless of how hard you're playing or lounging.
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EU unity cracked at the seams amid bitter recriminations about border controls and quotas.
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Bryan: I had a really hard time not seeing the seams in this storyline.
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"The map can be tessellated without visible seams," the Good Design Award description reads.
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Clothing now only lasts for a few washes before coming apart at the seams.
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The Economist: You advocate building in transactions costs, obfuscation and "seams" within digital systems.
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Well, except for the boob area, had to open up those seams a bit.
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Shdow of Mordor's seams started to split open as the system's limitations became clearer.
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Director Debra Granik favors stories of people living just along the seams of society.
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"She was coming apart at the seams," Van Leer-Greenberg said, the Times reports.
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The Treasury is bursting at the virtual seams, and still that debt keeps growing.
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Cheap jeans aren't a bargain if the seams come undone by the third wash.
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Curry creates space by operating along the 3-point line and searching for seams.
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The Peabody kayak contains wisps of human hair that were woven into its seams.
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You'd assume so, as evidenced by the seams around his Chocobo head and feet.
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If you're an intelligent young person, you're probably bursting at the seams with ideas.
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Shelters are bursting at the seams with dogs that are purchased and then dumped.
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Structurally, "How Not to Die Alone" is uneven; we can see the book's seams.
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As coal seams dwindle, Trump's promises to revive the industry sound false and regressive.
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As the coronavirus spreads, it is exposing the fraying seams of our overextended world.
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Chernoff subverts the expected, exposing the seams that stitch together our experience of reality.
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Beyond the bridge the road twisted past soft cliffs smoking with burning coal seams.
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He began cutting and stitching his own shirts, with flat seams and no tags.
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"We are bursting at the seams and our galleries are beyond capacity," said Hartley.
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You can carve out pieces according to patterns, maneuver around curves, and trim seams.
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Items I make have adequate seams with raw edges that I trim and press.
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Its differential feed adjusts fabric feed for creating smooth seams on very stretchy fabrics.
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In fashion, it's traditionally associated with accentuating raw edges and functional elements like seams.
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Are you looking for all the wicking, fancy seams, and key pockets you can get?
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But it was also bursting at the seams of its own production and distribution limitations.
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The land here sank as the coal seams closest to the surface were emptied out.
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They exist as messages, revelations, statements, whispers, and scraps of lives caught in the seams.
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But when the truck returns to Toronto in April, it will bulge at the seams.
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Cities are bursting at the seams, and as a result, there are more people driving.
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We have a year or two before we see ourselves busting at the seams here.
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My life and schedule feels like it's spilling out of the seams as it is!
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And there's another main reason: America's biggest, mostly coastal cities are bursting at the seams.
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A comet came apart at the seams as the Hubble Space Telescope watched last January.
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And in this week's episode, 'Casualty,' you can see the series straining at the seams.
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Some automakers are working the seams with vehicles that aren't quite SUVs but might be.
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"We are playing catch up on moving product and bursting at the seams," Brown said.
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We wonder how many seams this actually has — or is it just one clever fold?
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But that "culture of welcome" or "Willkommenskultur" has started to come apart at the seams.
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To avoid the awkward appearance of seams, he created rounded corners where individual panels connect.
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The Balenciaga label emerged like a rectangular signpost on shoulder seams from jackets and trenches.
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Things improved slightly in the second half, but not enough to patch over the seams.
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And when I can't find it, I feel like I'm coming apart at the seams.
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And it's pulling democracy apart at the seams; no one but the rich feels represented.
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The minute you decide to stop playing along, Control can come apart at the seams.
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She wore cheap, ragged clothes with the seams torn, shoes with the soles worn down.
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Fay's voice wavered and rasped with age, the seams worn like proud wrinkles of wisdom.
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All the facilities from processing to detention are "breaking at the seams," said the official.
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Moscow's military might still be creaking at the seams, but it has learned to innovate.
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But what they lack are finished seams, like those in well-made, store-bought garments.
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The old sloop was behaving very well, making practically no water through her bottom seams.
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Amazon needs a second headquarters because it's bursting at the seams in its hometown, Seattle.
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My dad ran the streets in his until the fronts crinkled and the seams burst.
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But the better we understand it, the more the seams in his greatness stand out too.
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Or does this threaten to tear at the seams of the party as progressives demand more?
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The audience can see the seams and the dramatic levers before the show even pulls them.
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Sky's Entertainment and Superfast Broadband plan is one such package that is bursting at the seams.
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It adds 22016 million square feet of office space to a city busting at the seams.
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Before this, Nike's high-support bras have had as many as 41 pieces and 22 seams.
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Bring edges of dough up and over filling; pinch together side seams and ends of dough.
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The carpenter is busy building invisible walls to hide the splintered seams between nightmares and dreams.
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Seams are also critical for trusted governance, which is sorely lacking in our digital networked environment.
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" The label adds, "The pure lines of the dress are achieved using six meticulously placed seams.
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No need to enter the fray when your opponent appears to be fraying by the seams.
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Designers removed itchy tags, seams and other details that the children could find irritating or uncomfortable.
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US immigration courts are stretched to the seams, and something needs to be done about it.
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All games are made of duct tape and glue with the seams covered artfully with paint.
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They're thinner, lighter, the seams are harder to find, and they fit better in my ears.
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Squeezed between the Sumida river and the Ginza shopping district, Tsukiji is creaking at the seams.
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Also, when stripes don't match up at the seams: that's a total pet peeve of mine.
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Families and neighborhoods are riven, and Syria's multi-ethnic society has been torn at the seams.
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For instance, clothing with rivets or thick seams when you're a wheelchair user can cause sores.
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This, according to Clark, gives the submarine its rough appearance and many seams along the edges.
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The baseball world seems to have as many connective threads as the seams on a ball.
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She has covered the fabric with seams as straight as the lines on ruled notebook paper.
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By the 210s, Dillon said, new adhesives for the covering replaced stitching with vulcanized rubber seams.
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Once in, to create the seamless look, they glued up the seams and painted over them.
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Coal was humming in those days, the hollers of Boone County all bursting at the seams.
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Allowing the digital seams to show, they make ambiguous works that are both critical and cloying.
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My grandfather picked up his bloody shirt, tweezing it at the shoulder seams with his fingertips.
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Volunteers scurry around backstage, braiding hair and tying ribbons, sewing loose seams or taping up hems.
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This is one of the richest seams for Democrats to mine as it's popular with voters.
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The surface of one of his paintings is likely to be marked by staples and seams.
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As in my business, it's about where you hide the seams and what shape you create.
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The costumes were camouflage leotards, sparkly military hats and black fishnets with seams up the back.
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With lumber and metal seams exposed at the edges, we see how this structure was built.
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They have a lot of seams around the legs, which might be irritating on longer runs.
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It's well-integrated into the dashboard, to the point that I didn't really notice any seams.
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You might think that painting welded-steel sculptures a uniform white would de-emphasize their seams.
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But Mr. Serra's "prop pieces" can come apart at the seams in less than two seconds.
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"Abe knows something, that this rapprochement is going to fall apart at the seams," said Siracusa.
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But Mr. Serra's "prop pieces" can come apart at the seams in less than two seconds.
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As beautiful as they are, they are often fragile and ready to tear at the seams.
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It's a snapshot of a scene that's been bursting at the seams for almost a generation.
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But despite these efforts, Cruz's crusade to stop Trump appears to be fraying at the seams.
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She replaced the seams with velcro and I got it back home and tried it on.
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Winslow is similarly confident (and much more effective) with the ball in his hands, finding seams for passes or drives in the pick-and-roll, using strength and broad shoulders to make sure those seams stay open long enough for him to work his way through.
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Every hour, there's a new piece of news that tugs at the seams of our very beings.
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Visible seams can appear between the modular components of the display leading to a checkerboard like experience.
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There is also anecdotal evidence of an increased risk of blister injury with baseball's new lower seams.
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The mountainous plant looks like its seconds away from splitting at the seams, it is so big.
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The seams of the rattle can separate, exposing the stuffing and bell inside, posing a choking hazard.
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That said, there are few visible seams revealing where and how these different elements were stitched together.
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Santa Barbara is an expensive town, and in 2600, the housing market was bursting at the seams.
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The different screens also had competing frame rates, which created jitter at the seams where they met.
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Top innovators led mature products already bursting at the seams with features while new opportunities went unseized.
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The robot also has to maintain the tension and smoothness of the material and align its seams.
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The jacket has a water-repellent finish on a Gore-Tex three-layer fabric with taped seams.
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Frequent washing also shortens the life of your garments, fading the colors and pulling at the seams.
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The mine first produced gold and now produces copper from deeper seams and will soon produce zinc.
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Never has the omnipotent power of human civilization seemed closer to completely coming apart at the seams.
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The glass itself can be opaque in places, to cover up any unsightly seams in the display.
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The tribal bases of the political parties are clashing along the seams of a deeply divided nation.
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Right out of the package they seem sturdy, with good seams and a solid no skid tread.
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The paintings are austere and saturated, pared down and, like the bleeding planes, bursting at the seams.
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Yet the album is also a love letter to a country that's falling apart at its seams.
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Cuts to Medicare, Medicaid, FQHCs, or the ACA, will further strain clinics already bulging at the seams.
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But we aren't predestined to repeat the bursting-at-its-seams cycle of Silicon Valley-led development.
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Pro: Inexpensive, multiple color options and sizesCon: Seams can tear, fabric wears thin after a few washes
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High-tech shears can now shave coal from underground seams — work that formerly required hundreds of miners.
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Even today, played on a "New" 3DS, you can feel the original ambition spilling from the seams.
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My right implant was infected and the seams of the scar on my right breast had burst.
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Continue baking 15 minutes more, until they are brown all over, including in their seams and ridges.
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Sometimes they were actually very mini miniskirts that just looked like shorts with the seams sliced open.
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And it almost rips the seams out of Mr. Zeller's carefully measured study of one woman's disintegration.
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Before "Seven Nation Army," the girls lined up backstage, the seams in their stockings plucked perfectly straight.
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In societies as different as China and the United States, those seams are starting to look similar.
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The frayed seams between the patches were the most deadly spaces, to be avoided at all costs.
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I was able to focus on breaking my 2-mile time rather than the jacket&aposs seams.
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In short, with climate policy coming to the fore, Western societies are coming apart at the seams.
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Think seams that overlap, paillettes that don't quite match, a corset with exposed darts in the lining.
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"But we're bursting at the seams," said Captain Flaherty, pointing up to tools stored near the ceiling.
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She spent eight years there, stitching side seams together in an assembly line with an hourly quota.
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They wanted an iota of power over the things that ripped their lives apart at the seams.
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Around the country, this flu season brought reports of doctors' offices and clinics bursting at the seams.
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A 210-mph line drive into the seats seared an imprint of the ball's seams on her forehead.
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When the time came for Jungle to write their second album though, everything came apart at the seams.
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In contrast, those ancient, affordable plastic coolers we've all used have thinner walls, leaky seams, and uninsulated lids.
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Some commenters agreed with the Odell-observed likeness between the looks, which feature similar necklines and vertical seams.
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The bespoke silk cotton lace was hand appliquéd to create an illusion of the dress having no seams.
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"Russian efforts exploited the seams between federal authorities and capabilities, and protections for the states," the report states.
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He senses the seams in the conventions of ordinary political journalism and pushes right at those weak points.
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Hardware guy Gordon (McNairy) was coming apart at the seams — but for reasons even he couldn't entirely understand.
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Can you tell me a bit about the construction and meaning of "Pulling at the Seams of Existence"?
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Even the glitches seem to fit this theme: a game bursting at the seams, unable to contain itself.
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Commonly, they will be on the seams of couches and beds or hidden within the frames of furniture.
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The plush costumes include "flat seams and no tags for an ultra-comfy feel," according to the descriptions.
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The zippers frequently get jammed, seams burst too soon, and the materials look as cheap as they are.
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Another woman crouches before it, closely examining the construction; subtle seams reveal it was woven in four parts.
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Every pair of Bombas is thoughtfully designed to solve common sock annoyances like blisters, uncomfortable seams, and slipping.
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They're so well crafted that it took me a while to find any seams in the plastic casing.
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He moves and screens, and as a passer he sees and delivers on narrow seams of open space.
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She once resorted to duct-taping the crotch of her men's work pants when the seams came apart.
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They come across as seams, places where the surface could fold, as they might elsewhere in a work.
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This one is made of nylon with a polyester fill and has contoured seams for a fitted look.
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Logistically, government agencies that are meant to police, detain, and process illegal aliens are bursting at the seams.
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Op-Ed Contributors Manufacturing in New York City's garment district is in jeopardy of unraveling at its seams.
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But while the reporting process gets hammered out, the broader political landscape has come apart at the seams.
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He's a swaggering douchebag executive, but his demons are bursting at the seams of his custom Brioni suit.
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"We're always cognizant of seams in our industry that might allow us to do things differently," Becker said.
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It is as if the city and the country are bursting at the seams with tragedy after tragedy.
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It is probing for opportunities to exploit seams within NATO, which include rising anti-Turkish sentiment within Europe.
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It's also a simpler device, with fewer ports, seams, materials and even screws than the Retina MacBook Pro.
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Because sergers produce stretchable seams, they are great for working with woven or knit fabric without compromising elasticity.
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The small stones create a mosaic, with plenty of cracks, or seams, that allow drainage when it rains.
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My fresh white Airs were about to get as crumpled and brown at the seams as my dad's.
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And the seams of our edited memories are silently sealed; we often can't remember what we can't remember.
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There are different pressure points, seams, overlays, shifts in colors, and surfaces, working in tightly calibrated, frictional harmony.
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I could barely see any of the usual "stitch lines" or "seams" other 230-degree camera footage suffer from.
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The two wouldn't be friends, and, even worse, their families would be ripped at the seams because of it.
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And the disease of paranoia, spreading into the very seams of reality until the air fairly pulses with it.
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"Emails!" wasn't an argument; it was a plot to prevent the Republican Party from coming apart at the seams.
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It's vastly better than the V20; its crude and bulky design has more seams than a Dr. Frankenstein creation.
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There are no seams, only the barest of camera bumps, and everything seems milled down to sub-millimeter tolerances.
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The four-and-a-half hour hearing, however, appeared to eke out several new seams for Republicans to pursue.
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Fewer moving parts means less open seams on the body of the aircraft, which helps to increase its stealthiness.
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The cheese should stay in the center, far from the folded seams, since it will expand as it melts.
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There are other benefits to a national grid that NREL did not attempt to capture in the Seams research.
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He says that his ear for seams in an instrumental comes from his time in public school band class.
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"We are being ripped apart at the seams now, and it's disturbing and I am sad," said Mr Rubio.
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Likewise, the puppets in Anomalisa, with their arrestingly lifelike eyes yet visible seams are "mixture of artifice and realism".
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That created room for Dragic, who found seams to the basket, and for Wade, who finished with 22 points.
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It is frequently named among the best steakhouses in the city, which is bursting at the seams with them.
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She manifests it in her work with an intricate braiding technique that results in dramatic ruffles and unstitched seams.
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Their country is coming apart at the seams thanks to a government that is increasingly off-kilter and extreme.
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Black opal is found in nodules, or seams, 30 to 100 feet underground, in layers beneath sandstone and clay.
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The seams are virtually seamless, so you don't get that annoying seam feeling on your toes while you move.
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Still, his indecision has opened seams for other hopefuls to deliver their messages, without interference, to uncommitted primary voters.
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While the House Intelligence Committee is pulling apart at the seams, Senate investigators appear to be on solid ground.
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The city is bulging at the seams, adding about 10,000 people a year to a record 852,000 in 2014.
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The house was adorable — and so small that "we would immediately be bursting at the seams," Ms. Cast said.
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"I always had the intuition that so much corporate ambition would end up bursting at the seams," he said.
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Seams and waistbands can become loose (especially when washing instructions aren't always followed closely), and styles can be outgrown.
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It's clear the Trump administration has created new pressure points on an immigration system already bursting at the seams.
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Where Crimpshrine showed the seams in their songs, Dillinger Four bulldozed over them before anyone realized they were there.
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Too compressive, to loose and bunchy, or poorly sewn seams that chafe and scratch, the horrors can be endless.
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Every pair of Feetures also has a seamless toe, so you never have to deal with any irritating seams.
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The graphic-novel genre proves to be the perfect means of showing us the friction at the movement's seams.
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As a formal construction whose seams are visible, the sonnet often revels in its status as a material thing.
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Pull back the sheets and look closely at the surface, sides, and seams of the mattress near the headboard.
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Critic's Pick Alexei Ratmansky's latest premiere for American Ballet Theater is born from joy and bursting at the seams.
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He would actually cut into the fabric, pin it on me and make the right curves, the right seams.
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A salesman brings me another option, a black leather shirt with a shinier texture and fewer curved seams ($1,850).
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The ballpark was demolished in 21996 by a wrecking ball painted with curving seams to resemble a gargantuan baseball.
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These trash bin liners are washable and waterproof, plus the hidden seams ensure that leaking won't be an issue.
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With 3-point threats like Curry and Thompson dragging defenders to the perimeter, Durant found seams to the basket.
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True to its name, you can't see this bra under a T-shirt, thanks to its smooth, flat seams.
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Pogue immediately thought of the Korean tradition of bojagi — patchworked squares of cloth joined with hand-sewn sealed seams.
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The rich black soil of these plains is covered in cotton and sorghum, but underneath run deep coal seams.
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As contract negotiations lumber into their third, fruitless month, the world seems to be coming apart at the seams.
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This season, Tanaka said, he has noticed a difference in the seams, and thus the behavior of the splitter.
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With white chalk, some help the others mark the seams for the eyes and mouth to later cut out.
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The brand's rubberized fabric — which is constructed by hand and tape-sealed at the seams — was patented in 1823.
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At best, such a move will be another finger in a dyke that is already bursting at the seams.
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This season, Tanaka said, he has noticed a difference in the seams, and thus the behavior of the splitter.
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The big event comes at 17A, where the clue "Not to be contained anymore" is BURST AT THE SEAMS.
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But when James unearthed seams to the basket, he was more than willing to do the hard work himself.
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And Anderson is front and center throughout, often the only figure on screen, melancholy and cracking at the seams.
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Do that long enough, Bermeo says, and you'll cultivate an angry, divided society that pulls apart at the seams.
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Roberts was nearly rumbled on his way into the 2004 Super Bowl when a frisker discovered his velcro seams.
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The jacket is designed with the iconic bat symbol stitched into the seams across the back panel of the coat.
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Most interesting of all, in pulling colours apart at the seams, "The Secret Lives of Colour" unpicks some stubborn stereotypes.
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Undoubtedly. Is it a bit weird to see seams running through a TV when you're looking at it up close?
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If you are extra adventurous, unpick the side seams up two inches from the hem for a sporty side slit.
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The moving soils snap the old pipe, and even newer plastic or ductile pipe is ripped apart at the seams.
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At 2015's Summit At Sea, there were 4,000 guests on board, and rips in the seams began to show.
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In retrospect, the film is really a bursting-at-the-seams collection of oddball characters, squished between countless celebrity cameos.
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SAMARINDA, Indonesia (Reuters) - Thousands of mines are closing in Indonesia's tropical coal belt as prices languish and seams run dry.
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Kaufman was recently hired as a judge as part of a push to help a system bursting at the seams.
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In fact, one Amazon reviewer says the Ivation Mini Iron works great for ironing the thin seams on quilts, too.
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At night, they scuttle past the doors, hissing why did Cam Newton leave the press conference early through the seams.
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The designs are service-oriented, with wicking, flatlock seams, anti-odor technology, and other features we look for in activewear.
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British mills, close to rich seams of coal and deposits of iron ore, cornered the global market within two decades.
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This is a particularly intensive way of extracting previously inaccessible seams of coal, buried for millennia beneath the rugged landscape.
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But that overlooks Pavelski's ability to find seams on the ice, or his knack for deflecting shots past startled goalies.
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I watch as the clay dries and starts to crack, and smudges of hot brown fat bubble at the seams.
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They have details and different sorts of cuts, like seams that run on the shirts, that are kind of cool.
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The plates may be rusted and the stuffing is probably coming out the seams of the padded benches and seats.
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We have, for many years, been working on how do we take away the seams from within our agency structures.
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Not so here, where the infotainment appears pasted in and massive seams where panels were placed are visible all around.
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We are straining at the seams spinning up servers to cope with traffic at over 1 million users per day.
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The soles of his shoes were worn flat, the seams frayed and threadbare, the color faded to a dull gray.
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The seams are on the side, making it that much harder for things to work their way into the core.
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The show is worth watching just for Melanie Lynskey's performance as a housewife who's slowly coming apart at the seams.
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They came with silk scarves emerging from the seams like ribbons, and mixed with logo-prints and swinging pleated skirts.
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The closer they are to the heart of the story, the more the seams start to show when you pull.
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At first glance, the sculpture seems to mimic a pallid heart muscle, bypassed by seams that resemble hand-stitched arteries.
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Paul Krugman Opinion Columnist These days almost everyone has the (justified) sense that America is coming apart at the seams.
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There's something really spectacular about watching Elisabeth Moss going at full intensity as she slowly comes apart at the seams.
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The fabric is extremely lightweight and smooth with subtle seams; it doesn&apost irritate my skin or cause any friction.
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Now the factory is, in Mr. Musk's words, "bursting at the seams" as it brings the Model 3 to production.
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Oliver began accompanying Anne-Marie on her shifts at Diesel, folding shirts, examining seams, and offering customers unsolicited style advice.
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I wanted to move the side seams to the back to frame the bum and make the bum appear smaller.
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They feature foam midsoles, padded insoles with added arch support, and one-piece interiors to eliminate seams rubbing on your feet.
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In Thailand and Myanmar, petty drug users are being sentenced to long jail terms in prisons already bursting at the seams.
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Though credit must also be given to Whitaker for worming his finger into these seams and tearing away at the cloth.
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Most important, I love Ms. Konnikova's storytelling, her ability to weave academic research into an involving narrative without any visible seams.
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If it is actually true that Reagan was mostly a showman, he was good at keeping the performance's seams from showing.
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If I succeed and push myself harder, I will increase my chances of fraying at the seams on a cellular level.
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Thank God my mom and dad are gonna be there because otherwise I'm sure I would fall apart at the seams.
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They're one of the richest seams of contemporary AI research, and for Schawinski, they meant getting information that wasn't there before.
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Last year, Elon Musk said his factory in Fremont, California, was "bursting at the seams" making Model S and X vehicles.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Through pockets of air they break open seams and I'm in training to get older.
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The toy is sewn together multiple times, meaning it has several seams that take quite a long time to rip apart.
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The most likely backstory, according to the team, is that the animals leaked through the seams of Florida's exotic pet trade.
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The radar girls swing up the lane, dressed and made up, Victory rolls and painted-on stocking seams, chattering and laughing.
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Along the way, he met some very friendly alpacas (relatives of the American llama) and nearly fell apart at the seams.
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"I'll make a chest binder, but I'll make it with seams on the outside for folks with skin sensitivity," they said.
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Just remember the seam rule: If your pants don't have real seams, you're dealing with a pair of leggings, says Driscoll.
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It seeps from rotting food waste in landfills, from anaerobic lagoons of pig manure, from rice paddies and exposed coal seams.
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"Even though the gown may look simple, there are many seams and lots of details," Verreos explains of the complicated construction.
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" After a failed experiment involving custom wallpaper — "During a heat wave the seams pulled up, and not just a little bit.
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The shirts are finished with French seams and edge stitching, and the buttons are 4-millimeter-thick Australian mother-of-pearl.
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It typically hits just past the collarbone ending in points on the shoulder seams for a more elegant and graceful feel.
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We felt there was a kind of soulfulness and a brokenness that came with the decision to leave these seams in.
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Together, they form a frayed unity and lay bare the pleasure of looking at a painting that bursts at its seams.
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The seams did not last through my entire pregnancy, and I had a hole in one leg after a few washes.
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Dak Prescott must take advantage by hitting intermediate and deep seams without the erratic overthrows that have cropped up recently. 4.
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The reinforced stitching at the arm and leg seams give those areas with the most wear an extra layer of protection.
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A black cashmere cape, the seams picked out in little pompoms, segued into a dress color-blocked in tiers of pleats.
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You can't get them clean, and it's hard to change the shape of a T-shirt — too many seams and stuff.
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"I was just playing with the ball one day and came across a grip that was across the seams," he says.
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The argument of Mr. Murray's latest book is that the nation is "coming apart at the seams" largely because of class.
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"If you get up close you can see all these seams that someone might think look like a mistake," he said.
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Imperfections emerge from the semi-matte surface — embedded hairs, reworked passages, and thin seams that (pardon the literalism) resemble stretch marks.
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She liked low heels from Saks Fifth Avenue, the tops sewn together with raised seams, resembling the veins of a leaf.
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And then the role of one president — branded a political amateur — in leading a country still coming apart at the seams.
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It did a great job smoothing and, while I was wearing a t-shirt, you couldn't see any seams or lines.
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At CCF's shelter in Somaliland, 32 rescued orphaned cheetahs are cared for at a safe house now bursting at the seams.
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The foot pressure on the machine's pedal determines the shape (think potter's wheel), and the garment emerges fully formed, without seams.
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The swimsuits are made from recycled fishing nets that are sewn without seams to make them feel like a second skin.
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With a deadpan delivery, Kerr said the team had clearly been "falling apart at the seams" as he watched from afar.
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It's a similar situation in the Senate, where the system meant to sew the country together is tearing at the seams.
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But when we get into the realm of immediate international conflict, the whole thing starts to come apart at the seams.
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Now, you can see that the eyes are different colors and it has seams across its head, much like a robot.
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But this is 2019, and once the internet found the ad and pulled at its seams, there was no turning back.
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It's not difficult to see how a lightning-rod figure like Kanye West would start to come apart at the seams.
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Just keep on moving, buddy, just keep on trying to prevent the seams from splitting open and exposing your delicious haunches.
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Seeing those seams is its own kind of beautiful, and a rarity in a pop world that tends toward polish and perfection.
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But this sense that Seattle is already experiencing run-amok growth and bursting at the seams deserves some scrutiny and historical perspective.
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With hardboard on the ceiling and everything painted white, the father spray-foamed and caulked up all the leftover seams and cracks.
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For every hill raised above ground level, there is an accompanying depression where the land subsided as coal seams were emptied out.
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It was Hall's most recent bout against Robert Whitaker at UFC 193 where it all really came apart at the seams though.
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I eliminated the side seams and draped the dress with flattering flowing cuts to give it a feminine, unique, and flattering look.
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This is because Brussels realizes that it needs Turkey's help with the refugee crisis threatening to break the EU at its seams.
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Next season's denim drop is varied, giving us contemporary cuts, frayed hems, off-kilter seams, and nods to the '70s and '90s.
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Recorded with Chicago DIY mainstay and engineer Dave Vettraino, it best captures the bursting-at-the-seams energy of their live set.
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"Number one, the socks are amazing, they have no seams on the front so your toe doesn't get jammed up," he says.
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Why You Should Watch It: Bend It Like Beckham is a joyous little indie, bursting at the seams with warmth and humor.
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Walter Martínez, 28, the leader among the Hondurans, plucked a cardboard pillbox from his book bag and opened it along the seams.
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He's found high rare earth element content in coal seams — coal deposits that can be seen inside of rocks — and coal ash.
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Crazy Ex-Girlfriend star Rachel Bloom has also been quite transparent about her own under-the-seams hacks for the red carpet.
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They can be set alight to frighten your enemy's cavalry, or slathered into the seams between the planks of your ship's hull.
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Such a move risks creating gridlock in New York City which "is already busting at the seams," said one of the sources.
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Luckily, H&M is bursting at the seams with everything from actual wedding dresses to bridesmaid gowns, guest outfits, and even accessories.
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The actress' new account gives us behind-the-seams looks into how each red carpet (and, sometimes, street style) moment comes together.
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There are also two new costumes with flat seams and no tags, for children with sensory issues: a shark and a unicorn.
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Thankful that you're not in skinny jeans that cut into your waist, temporary tattooing the pattern of the seams into your skin.
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Mochelle says to seal all cracks around windows, door frames, floorboards, pipes, and open seams in the walls and foundation with caulk.
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It's a record to spend many hours with, unpicking its seams and delving deep below the obvious for the route to oblivion.
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The women's jeans industry churns out a seams-bursting $8.5 billion global sales profit annually (that's a lot of trips to Madewell).
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The garment within and the bubble is all in one piece and I designed it to have as few seams as possible.
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Not every designer does it that way, but for me, it's helpful to think about the construction, like where to put seams.
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As the current social contract appears to fray at the seams, a network-based decentralized system, such as bitcoin, has increasing potential.
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But now, in 2018, this social contract between the nations of the world and Jewish collectivity is tearing apart at the seams.
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Team members either help the rider squeeze in or lift the top of the shell over them and tape down the seams.
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O'Neill's O'Riginal spring suit is 2 millimeters thick and comes with flatlock seams, and at less than $100 can't really be beaten.
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It takes deft editing to conceal the seams in Mr. Van Damme's weary exertions, and at that "Kickboxer: Vengeance" only fitfully succeeds.
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For agricultural producers, shallow federal coal seams are also the source of vital groundwater essential to ranching in the semi-arid region.
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Yeti continues to use its ColdCell foam, which keeps ice for days even in desert heat, and welded seams, which prevents leaks.
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The shoes feature a waterproof suede upper, sealed seams, gusseted tongues, and raised rubber foxing around the perimeter to keep water out.
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Because modeling chocolate is clay-like, de Vetten said it's the perfect medium for hiding seams in cakes and smoothing out surfaces.
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"A person is worth more than the worst thing they have ever done," she proclaims, her voice slightly straining at the seams.
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You could spot the raw jagged hem, vertical seams, and pieced-together appearance from a mile away on editors and influencers alike.
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The loose-fitting seams, thigh-grazing hemlines, and fluttering shirt tails make me feel more of a woman now than ever before.
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The seams are double-stitched with water-resistant nylon, so they won't get ruined or unravel from use, even in bad weather.
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"Disney World is a machine where you can't see any of the seams, and it's actually bigger than Manhattan," Mr. McCurdy said.
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Most chairs have been fused together with new seams, but their gross rearrangements seem improbable given that they are made of steel.
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The fabrics we wear or use most are made to hide their construction — our shirt seams are unobtrusive, our rugs perfectly patterned.
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Poking into the deep seams of the mattress's pillow-top padding, I found what we feared: a multitude of brown-black flecks.
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Chicago is bursting at the seams with music, and it's hard to walk a mile without being subjected to an impromptu concert.
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López Ortiz's line work has a shaky brilliance to it, capturing a world as it quite literally comes apart at the seams.
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If a visitor consents, a correction officer may only pat their outer clothing and examine the seams and pockets, the indictment said.
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On The Expanse, you can feel the producers straining against these challenges, and there are times when the seams start to show.
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The phone feels good and solid, but you can definitely find the seams between the different parts that make up the body.
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But it's not only Texas whose obsession with sports is ripping at the seams of our educational system and, consequently, our democracy.
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She took care not to tug on the seams of her protective suit, having learned the hard way that it will unravel.
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Especially when you've lost the feeling in your fingers, you've got to regain the release point and the feel of the seams.
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Paranoia and government distrust are basic cultural currencies these days, and the new The X-Files' wallet is bursting at the seams.
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"Number one the socks are amazing, they have no seams on the front so your toe doesn't get jammed up," he says.
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Its report on Wednesday warns that recent policy changes have made a system that was already stretched at the seams even worse.
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These include a rainbow crepe cake — 20 layers, with seams of whipped cream — that she taught herself to make by watching YouTube.
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"Well, I don't know if you're paying attention, but internal strife is tearing the Republican Party apart at the seams," Colbert said.
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While Democrats bloody each other up in an intraparty prize fight, Trump is tearing our system of government apart at the seams.
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A built-in seam allowance guide and heavy-duty knife help create clean-cut and even seams on thick and thin fabrics.
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When her son was 4, she taught him to sew, instructing him in the beginner's arts of snipping wayward threads and seams.
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Passengers isn't one movie so much as three distinct movies stuck together with narrative duct tape that doesn't quite cover the seams.
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The upside of everything apparently unravelling at the seams is that people have never been more willing to take to the streets.
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Bush Brothers & Company issued a voluntary recall on three types of their baked beans after discovering "potentially defective side seams" on the cans.
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" The label adds: "True to the heritage of the house, the pure lines of the dress are achieved using six meticulously placed seams.
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"Her story's been lost in the seams of history, as women's stories very often are, but she was profoundly heroic" Ackerman tells PEOPLE.
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Her new look features a criss-cross front with red fur seams that serve as a stark contrast to her usual white ones.
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I relish the act of examining: stitches and seams, material between my fingertips, stiffened washing machine tags — I get this from my mother.
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Working with one piece at a time and starting at the end closest to you, roll each rectangle tightly and pinch the seams.
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Yet, the disaggregation that the internet has brought to media really kind of pulls at the seams of the idea of the magazine.
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Hahn's script expands on that world a little, taking out the seams in certain narratives and hemming others, like a pageant queen herself.
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The aim is to smooth our experiences with our technology throughout the day and blur the seams enough to feel natural to us.
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The seams still show at times — this is obviously a low-budget movie — but for the most part, it's surprising, intriguing, and fun.
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If it is actually true that Reagan was mostly a showman, he was good at keeping the seams of his performance from showing.
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Why is no one addressing the verbal, emotional, and even physical abuse that were basically sewn into the seams of the Hollywood system?
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Trumping is contagious, and it threatens to cause the fabric we've woven over the last half century to come apart at the seams.
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I know that we can overcome because I had a dream, A dream we tore this racist broken system apart at the seams.
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Since 2011, the state has lost more than a third of its coal jobs, thanks to thinning seams, decreased demand, and increased automation.
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Strand offers Madison the option to return to the boat — if it's still there — but her family is falling apart at the seams.
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The nation's largest metropolitan area, and one of the world's great economic engines, is in danger of being choked off at the seams.
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The item's print or pattern should line up between the waistbands or seams, and the stitching designs should also line up, Tincher explained.
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"Usually, we try to hide the seams," Renz, who had the blunt-cut bob and beard of a supporting character in Shakespeare, said.
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With a legal system bursting at the seams and over 2 million people locked up, a heavy burden rests on those resisting reform.
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It also features strongly made handles and YKK zippers, so you can rest assured it won't burst at the seams during your travels.
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It has 360-degree audio, which sounds pretty good, and it does a really solid job of stitching footage without big, ugly seams.
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When the few seams of the world's more exotic marbles were exhausted, 18th-century architects had craftsmen all over Europe paint the equivalent.
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You are Amanda Ripley, an engineer, valiantly trying to fix a dying space station that's falling apart at the seams through it all.
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No one, it seems, is more susceptible to the sense of truth coming apart at the seams than sweet shooting NBA point guards.
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"Pitchers have raised issues particularly about the tackiness and seams on the baseball and we do believe those could be issues," Manfred said.
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To keep the leggings as streamlined as possible, the design is minimalist with spare seams and one internal pocket for keys and cards.
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In an oversize lime green wool coat, one shoulder bowed and cowled and inset with a dressmaker's toile, visible basting along the seams.
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Many of my closest friends seemed so together, but now their lives are coming apart at the seams or are barely stitched together.
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With the Dritz Sewing Gauge with Point Turner, you can measure precisely for hems, tucks, button placement, and seams and get crisp corners.
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" And in 1966, Marshall McLuhan stuck books into a list of outdated antiques: "clotheslines, seams in stockings, books and jobs—all are obsolete.
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What's pernicious about all this: When the video editor makes cuts and additions to our memories, it's really good at hiding the seams.
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Sergers secure and finish seams by stitching fabric pieces together, trimming the seam allowance, and enclosing the raw edges — all in one step.
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The Tradewind Tee is the company's "most technical" in the lineup, featuring micro perforation for ventilation, flatlock seams, and a front chest pocket.
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The fallout was clear: Whatever fragile bonds that remained in the home locker room at Staples Center seemed to fray at the seams.
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The book's design stays true to its theme: even the broken lines of the margins recall the running stitch used on clothing seams.
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The book is hyper-specific without being overly explanatory and offers a seamed (as the concluding essay by Alex Klein, titled "At the Seams," suggests, the book actually and figuratively exposes its seams and binding) reading experience, a call-and-response of groundbreaking pre-war modernism and the vibrations of its legacy in the radical work of women artists today.
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As the industry decapitated mountains to get at the lucrative coal seams below the surface, it reassured residents that there would be adequate restoration.
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That money is spent on promoting Jackson Hole, which hardly seems necessary when the town is bursting at the seams in its busy seasons.
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And they really do think of every detail, from the exact whisker pattern to how many rows of stitches you want on the seams.
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A concealed zippered compartment inside the hand pocket secures valuables like car keys and its triple-stitched seams can endure miles of hard use.
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Proposals for CO2 storage sites have included placing the gas in empty underground aquifers, old oil wells and unminable coal seams, among other places.
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If you're done with stuffing a puffy billfold bursting at the seams into your pockets, here are five stellar slim wallets — all on sale.
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It takes the force of the artist's will to pull the viewer in opposite directions until one starts to come apart at the seams.
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Granted, it is a low-budget film, which forces the action to be short and minimal, but the seams shouldn't show through so easily.
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The Icebreaker men's briefs have flatlock seams to prevent chafing and are made from odor-resistant merino wool, a necessary quality in all underwear.
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Emerson stretches the song to over twice its runtime and pulls at its seams—unspooling it into a cottony, but impressively detailed ambient track.
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The story, if you haven't read it, is worth consuming in full, as it details a seemingly polished man coming apart at the seams.
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Once an industrial heartland built on the steel and coal found in rich seams under the mountains, the area is now largely post-industrial.
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It also gives weight to the media's portrayal of the GOP as being in a state of disaster and coming apart at the seams.
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Some coolers, such as YETI and Orca, are molded out of one piece of plastic with no seams in a process called roto-molding.
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Instead, they land in a place where the seams between what we know and what we don't tear like the hearts of young romance.
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It portrays a campaign that didn't expect or even want to win, and an accidental administration coming apart at the seams from day one.
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The seams along the first slot in the card holder are pulling, but my cards still stay secure so it's not really an issue.
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The Crown Choice To get deep into the seams and lines of your tile, use a narrow brush with angled bristles, like this one.
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The boot features a high-traction rubber bottom, a protective rubber lower with sealed seams, a leather upper shaft, metal eyelets, and durable laces.
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The donated socks feature reinforced seams for added durability, dark colors that show less wear and an antimicrobial treatment that prevents odors and germs.
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The speech recalled Trump's address at the Republican National Convention, in which he described a crumbling America that was coming apart at the seams.
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The theorists in this group bounce the ball, cut it open and rub their hands over the seams like members of a cargo cult.
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Seams undulate like lines of music and burst open, colors clash and loose, irregular knits transition into sleek, sharply tailored lamé or billowing nylon.
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The succession of internal shapes can be read vertically as well as horizontally, with the seams between the shapes conveying both disruption and sequencing.
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The salesman pointed to the beautiful seams that bound the back of my friend's coat, details that, I appreciated, wouldn't be visible at night.
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It made sense to a designer who'd grown up enchanted by movies whose visible seams forced the viewer to collaborate in the creative process.
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The seams are visible, and frayed, on "TRL," which is currently in its fourth week and no steadier than it was in its first.
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The new epistolary memoirs, however, are less interested in stitching a life into a tidy narrative shroud than in ripping it from its seams.
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The September edition of Teenagers in The Times is always bursting at the seams, thanks to the many back-to-school pieces across sections.
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Even though Goop staffers express skepticism, science and pseudoscience are woven so tightly together on the show that it's difficult to find the seams.
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The fit is close but not overly constrictive, and the seams hit exactly right on my 5-foot-7 frame to enable maximum movement.
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A dead body ensues (we won't say whose), but "once you begin to pick at the seams," we are told, "all deaths are unresolved."
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"At the same time we have hospitals in some parts of the country closing, tertiary care centers are bursting at the seams," he said.
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The Singer ProFinish 14CG754 Serger has eight different stitch options, from basic to decorative sewing, like finished seams, edging, narrow hems, and rolled hems.
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Her gloves were so old and worn that there were holes in the fabric and along the seams where the threads had come loose.
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The grid-like seams of its construction evoke the parallels and meridians of an atlas, transforming the sphere into a towering, pock-marked globe.
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And then, like America itself, the seams started to show—Quan and Thugger went their separate ways, traded onstage barbs, and never reconciled on record.
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At some points, mostly when exposition is necessary, the balance seems tenuous —but Castle Rock boasts some incredible performances that help smooth the show's seams.
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Tom Cridland, a British designer, creates men's clothing that is designed to last three decades thanks to strong seams and special treatments to prevent shrinking.
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The shoes aren't bonafide rain boots, but they use Gore's weather-proofing technology in the seams to make streetwear a bit tougher in the elements.
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So the artists put written labels on him and added fresh weld lines along his seams to convey a sense of a work in progress.
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That said, I did feel that the seams showed for a brief moment in this episode, mostly revolving around the topic of Theon and Yara.
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The visible seams of an otherwise good game might be more easily overlooked if there was a little more room for that game to breathe.
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Markle's gown was custom-made by the Givenchy team months before the nuptials, using only six seams for the haute couture creation, Us magazine reports.
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With no seams, thread, elastics, or bulk of any kind, the bra is light, breathable, and not at all itchy (seriously, I've tried it myself).
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Then the ball will get rolling, and the carpenter will be on his way to once again hide the splintered seams between nightmares and dreams.
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After they dried, he painted over the seams with gold dust, to beautify the seam, and to honor the breakage, the history of the object.
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Because the last thing you need to face mid-travel is back pain from uncomfortable straps or your cheap, nylon number ripping at the seams.
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The model nearly burst at the seams over the weekend hitting up runways and parties in garbs that brought out the breast best in her.
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Today, as coal becomes economically uncompetitive, it is necessary to recall that the high-ash Kaiparowits coal is deeply buried and in non-continuous seams.
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What creative decisions went into the character designs, from their realistic human expressions to the odd seams across their faces that underscore their inhuman qualities?
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They've scrutinized this shopping process and pointed out the not-so-obvious details you should be looking out for, like welded seams and lined pockets.
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On the other, half a hard-boiled egg, inked with soy, and a dense pressed square of dry tofu with sweet seams of star anise.
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Plus, the seams of their cutters are more closely welded, which means that breaking an Ateco in two would require quite a bit more force.
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Patagonia also went ahead and made its linings softer and the internal tape over the stitching and seams lower profile, which translates to less rashing.
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Our prisons are bursting at the seams and yet we allow powerful companies to line their pockets with our tax dollars to detain even more.
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Her temperament is woven from a unique blend of sandpaper and silk, and most of the film is devoted to exploring its textures and seams.
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The conflict with the Kurds seems to be tearing the nation at its seams—the very idea of the secular, pluralist state is at risk.
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Charles Hayter, chief executive of digital asset comparison site Crypto Compare, said his service was "straining at the seams" trying to cope with increased demand.
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According to film scholar Steffen Hantke, horror fans in the Y2K days were in a panic about their precious genre coming apart at the seams.
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If ancient glaciers "vacuumed up Earth's craters," Cavosie said, than sediments dating back to this period "should be bursting at the seams" with shocked minerals.
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The breeches were sewn down the side seams with bands of white feathers, turning him into a first wild glimpse of mariachi singers to come.
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Bursting at the seams with originality, the Japanese New Wave staple comes from the late writer/director Toshio Matsumoto, who passed at away last month.
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Complete with zip pockets, a hood, and contoured seams for a flattering and fitted shape, this machine-washable jacket is quickly becoming a customer favorite.
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Fulmer wrapped three fingers around the seams and started making his way up the Mets' farm system, but it was not the changeup carrying him.
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"I can't begin to tell you how many seams I have seen on lampshades in movies, on television shows and even in magazines," she added.
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Both classics deal with passionate, impossible love, and are peppered with stunning arias, but the mash-up's seams show, and not in a good way.
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With every success, though, repeating the trick becomes that much harder: New markets are flooded, new territories swamped, rich seams picked clean in the rush.
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Wimberly draws on a tremendous range of sources, from samurai sparring techniques to the cult classic The Warriors, but the disparate blend shows few seams.
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The story promises the "kind of star-crossed, decade-hopping, supernatural crime romance that bursts at all the right seams," our reviewer, Charles Finch, wrote.
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The way the material is fabricated into a countertop — with a particular finish, edge detail and seams — can dramatically affect the look of a kitchen.
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They passed scissors back and forth, and helped each other with tricky steps, like reinforcing the parcels so that rice wouldn't spill from the seams.
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Looking ahead, the major leagues' opening day is tomorrow, kicking off a season that our columnist says will be stuffed to the seams with players.
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And tortang talong, whole eggplant buried in an omelet with only the stem peeking out and the bronzed eggs disclosing seams of pork and shrimp.
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Just look at the sweet spot between one of those baseball's seams where there is just enough room for two signatures, one above the other.
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Up close, the famous photo is easy to identify as a sham: The seams around his legs and hands are messy and indicate foul play.
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High-tech suits — or tech suits, as they are often called — are distinguished by woven, rather than knitted, fabric, bonded seams and water-repellent coating.
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While there weren't any significant mishaps, there were a few non-beauty fixes to be made, like dry contact lenses, water spills, or undone seams.
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Wall Street was bursting at the seams with excitement about a trade deal between the U.S. and China — until details of the deal were revealed.
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The lake of my childhood had always vacillated somewhere between a slate blue and the gray found in the seams of an old tennis ball.
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"Immigration and jobs are the two reasons Toronto is bursting at the seams," said Beth Sulman, a Realtor at Sutton Group - Associates Realty in Toronto.
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Just the seams on "Mountain Lion" have occupied his mind for a year — he doesn't "encourage" them, he said, but it often can't be helped.
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A review at Input had some major issues with a screen that appeared to fall apart at the seams (again, perhaps due to cold weather).
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There were flapper dresses with seams picked out in hook-and-eye closures orbited by feather rings, and floral lace strung from tiny ribbon roses.
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But many customers have tales of tailor despair, from bespoke clothes that are paid for but never delivered, to sleeves falling off at the seams.
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So many different types of seams, hem finishes, and decorative edges are attainable with this machine, and the five-thread overlock stitch is very strong.
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The word for it is multimodality — adding options to add flexibility and strength to a transportation web that is frayed, overstretched, splitting at the seams.
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You might think that pitchers whose arsenals require them to place more pressure on the seams of the ball are more likely to get blisters.
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Not only are the skies over the US congested with air traffic, the airports from which the planes operate are also bursting at the seams.
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She owns over 20 wigs organized by color, drawers full of glitter, lipsticks, and face paints, and a closet bursting at the seams with elaborate costumes.
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The company's operation there was already "bursting at the seams" when the company started making Model 3s in a tent in the parking lot last summer.
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A future version may also be able to analyse the ore spectroscopically as it is mined, enabling rich seams to be pursued and poor ones abandoned.
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It felt like trying on a new life for a couple of hours, one I could wear until my real one started poking through the seams.
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The English-led move to leave a 40-year-old union with Europe is pulling at the seams of its 300-year-old union with Scotland.
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By contrast, in "Discovery Tour" the Egypt that feels so lively and well-realized in the main game begins to show its seams as a simulation.
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When the screens were as one, I could just barely see the seams between them if I looked closely, and they were more obvious off-angle.
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The Z4 is no different: the back of the phone has a smooth matte glass finish, and all of its seams and tolerances are very tight.
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But after a fragmented first quarter, the Rockets regrouped and had an easy time with a Phoenix Suns team that has come apart at the seams.
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The combination of rich tin seams and demand for tin from the DRC which isn't tainted with the suspicion of conflict labor is attracting outside interest.
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Is there a chance that Holzhauer is exposing Jeopardy's seams, revealing the game to be easily manipulated, less about academic smarts than it is focused strategy?
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The combination of rich tin seams and demand for tin from the DRC which isn't tainted with the suspicion of conflict labour is attracting outside interest.
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Tyrese is coming apart at the seams over his legal battle to see his daughter, and he recorded an emotional breakdown hours before heading to court.
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"What you have is people acting independently, and with those seams, we will never defend this country," said Alexander, who now leads a private cybersecurity firm.
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Even if your underwear drawer feels like it's bursting at the seams, we bet there's still a few bralettes on the market that'll catch your eye.
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And besides, I find value in watching lots of video game trailers, as I've begun to see the seams which betray how the marketing is made.
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We need a true carry-all, one that will hold everything and anything we may need — and that won't burst at the seams in the process.
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The administration's adoption of a zero-tolerance policy on border crossing, which includes separating children from parents, is bursting the seams of the American penal system.
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Sure enough, the first game of the season ended in disappointment for the Jets, whose defensive backfield had more seams than a three-piece business suit.
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Other sculptures use wires and steel and jeans ripped down to their seams or stuffed and resewn, snaking up the wall or slithering across the floor.
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They regularly stuff hundreds of millions of dollars in special effects and Hollywood star power into three-hour runtimes that bulge at the post-credit seams.
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She made garments that could be worn inside-out by breaking more rules: eliminating darts, exposing raw edges of seams and doing away with finished hems.
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But in that hotel room scene, you definitely get the sense that even Elizabeth realizes some of her cherished dogmas are coming apart at the seams.
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One page of the comic, in particular, feels as though it's beginning to bust at the seams, structurally, until it strategically rights itself in the end.
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On first scope, Maroilles looks like a fucked up tropical Starburst—a pudgy square of smeared psychedelic orange, nearly bursting at its seams in peak ripeness.
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The mine is an old, illegal so-called rat-hole mine, common in Meghalaya but dangerous as the coal is pulled out from narrow, horizontal seams.
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But if the job market were bursting at the seams, you would expect employers to be asking their workers to put in more hours, not fewer.
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But if the balls are wound tighter — even within an acceptable range — they could be harder, with lower seams, and less prone to resistance when airborne.
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In November 2015, for example, Morgan Stanley said it would reduce financing for projects using "mountaintop removal," in which mountains are dynamited to reveal coal seams.
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Thanks to princess seams at the back, it has a tailored look that doesn't feel out of place for weekend errands or low-key outings, too.
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Next week, Makanda will be bursting at the seams with thousands of visitors who want to drink in the celestial phenomenon for as long as possible.
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These two measures show that America is coming apart at the seams: the stock market is booming while life expectancy has declined for three years running.
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Sometimes Theise's writing packs poetry and philosophy (and sex) so densely into the description of a scheurebe or a grüner veltliner that it stresses the seams.
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Since tungsten doesn't melt, Great Jones' fittings have a tidy, extra-sturdy weld with no screws, no rivets, and no seams to trap food or bacteria.
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Many people mistake Kulthoum's music as romantic, but most Arabs argue that her work reflects the pain and suffering of a region falling apart at the seams.
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That Grammys gown, whose kitsch factor overshadowed its irregular seams, translucent material, and ill fit, temporarily seized the attention of both left and right wing media outlets.
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For the third bout in 1975 at Lumpinee Stadium, the purse was big (80,000 Baht) and the gate was bursting at the seams with punters and gamblers.
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Visually inspect luggage racks, upholstered furniture, the back of the headboard, mattress seams, box springs, and bed frames, using a flashlight or magnifier if you have one.
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In "still alive/game over," from the same year, tiny cuts on the back of her legs produce trickles of blood suggesting the seams of silk stockings.
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Its modular nature (you can see the seams of each tile if you look very close) allows for displays of any size and at any aspect ratio.
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Many mines continued operation, despite the ban, requiring workers, often children, to descend hundreds of feet on bamboo ladders and dig coal out of narrow, horizontal seams.
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Later emperors reserved the purest kaolin seams for themselves; when they were exhausted, they were sealed up to prevent scavenging of the royal clay by crafty potters.
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The brand's petites mains (highly skilled couture tailors) stitched the gown to minimize seams and maximize the appearance of the gown being draped directly onto the body.
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Then, in 1959, miners working coal seams broke through the bed of the Susquehanna river, which flowed into the caverns below like bathwater swirling down a plughole.
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Two looks are at the center: a pencil-slim wrap coat in an unconventional gray, left, and a dusty pink coat shaped by exaggerated welt seams, right.
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She hasn't been given an explicit position just yet, but hopefully she's not secretary of whether drop-waist seams belong on a shift dress (they do not).
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" The museum also announced that on May 25, it will open a "satellite exhibition" in Beirut, Lebanon, called "At the Seams: A Political History of Palestinian Embroidery.
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In 2012, when inflation and poverty had already started showing through the seams of Bolivarian socialism, Mr. Chávez made a rare public acknowledgment of his government's flaws.
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Blindstitching: Blindstitched suits have even narrower stitching than flat-stitched ones, and the seams are usually glued, which does a pretty good job of preventing water seepage.
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The seams are held together by double blind-stitching and taped three times over, which somewhere around five years ago was unthinkable for a suit under $200.
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It's also a great design choice to have two seams in the back placed on the left and right rather than the center — it's far more comfortable.
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But, more importantly," he said, tailors "put a lot of fabric in the seams, so as you get older and fatter, the clothing can be let out.
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Its collection—which includes pre-Columbian relics, as well as modern showpieces like Chris Burden's Urban Light—was already bursting its four current buildings at the seams.
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A silk jacket was inset with curves of velvet, the seams raised where the fabrics met like a welt, hot pink offset black, and knits were shredded.
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You know it's not real—and you can almost see the seams—but even after the trick is slowed down and explained, it still works on you.
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His version is bursting at its own seams with an onslaught of vintage house sounds, less interested in homage than proving the ongoing worth of analog warmth.
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But somehow women — especially the Black women who freed him and exist at Simpson's seams — get only a secondary role in Edelman's retelling of this American saga.
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Paranormal activity itself often seeps out from between these same seams: between day and night, between earth and space, between childhood and adulthood, between union and separation.
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It's also a dense, chewy work, so crammed with knotty verse and political philosophy that it always seems ready to burst its seams and become something else.
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But it's not all pies: Thirty recipes for equally adventurous baked goods (peanut butter-smoked paprika cookies, rhubarb blondies) round out this bursting-at-the-seams book.
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The proposed budget has exposed the seams in Italy's governing coalition, where one party favors small-business-friendly tax cuts and the other enormously expensive welfare programs.
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"Nearly invisible seams and copious amounts of adhesive means any attempt at repair is likely to inflict as much damage as it fixes," the iFixit team wrote.
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And now we have "Bus Ticket," the third single from the record, a pop-punk track so perfectly constructed and deployed that you can't see the seams.
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Jessa, especially, aspires to the stoicism of her father, or better yet that of her creations: their wounds sewn up, seams disguised with hair dye and glue.
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Lodge 49 has big ambitions — it's a series primarily about why American society feels like it's coming apart at the seams, after all — beneath its easygoing sensibility.
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It doesn't matter that the script bursts at the seams with overwrought dialogue, or that the actors (outside of lead actress Elizabeth Roberts) offer phoned-in performances.
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Looking at "#334," our attention switches from photographic image to palpable brushstroke, and from resemblance to luscious paint, while noting the seams and interactions between the two.
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But some riders are more concerned about deteriorating service on an aging subway system that is bursting at the seams with nearly six million riders each day.
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It's never flawless, but sometimes the seams are inconspicuous—a small blurry patch in the middle of the Pacific—whereas other times you cut out New Zealand.
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Despite his technical skill, Halpern revels in imperfections in his work: seams that overlap, paillettes that don't quite match, a corset with exposed darts in the lining.
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The state of Iraq is prone to instability; the crises that threaten to tear it apart at the seams will not end with the Islamic State's defeat.
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Many pitchers believe the ball is harder than usual, with lower seams, though Major League Baseball insists that all testing shows the balls to meet normal specifications.
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As public colleges burst at the seams, students unable to enroll in the classes they needed flooded into for-profit institutions, which welcomed them with open arms.
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The machine has easy threading, an automatic bobbin winding system, three pressure feet (all-purpose, zipper, and buttonhole), and built-in reverse stitching to prevent fraying seams.
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The show, however, is being made on the far side of these discussions, and in moments like these that you can feel things straining at the seams.
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Most of these jokesters were late baby boomers and Gen X-ers, people who were raised by television and pop culture and could see all the seams.
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Tracks like "Cloud 9" have the same seabreezy feeling and near-parasitic hooks, but you can see the seams between the wispy instrumentation and Kay's smooth croons.
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You really believe this is a guy who's been torn apart at the seams, who's realized just how all-encompassing the nightmare he lives in has become.
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The parting line of the mold runs up and down cast plastic like the seams you can find along your perineum, or the roof of your mouth.
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For "Gris" (83), Samuel Levi Jones disassembled Ohio law books and stitched together (with seams showing) their tattered covers into a grid of subdued browns and grays.
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They are being jolted into action by volatile commodity prices and the increasing difficulty and danger of accessing remaining reserves in hot, narrow seams several kilometers below ground.
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It forces us to reveal ourselves in layers, uncovering the seams that keep us together, while at the same time discovering the ways we can slowly unravel underneath.
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California gave up two touchdowns of 75 yards or more last week against Mississippi, so there could be some seams to exploit for Burnett and quarterback Sam Darnold.
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Her team created EASE, a rip-resistant yet comfortable series of tees with raw bonded hems, a longer length, and no side seams, imprinted with Eliza's own artwork.
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As an example, the speaker grill is a flat sheet of steel that's stamped, rolled into a rounded square, welded, seams ground smooth, and then powder coated black.
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Prisons in Iraq have been bursting at the seams following the detention of thousands of Islamic militants during nearly three years of war against the Islamic State group.
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The pressure runs along the seams where adjoining sections meet; it varies in strength but is never absent among the composition's tightly wedged planes, both small and large.
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A shirt may be too hard to put on or take off, pants may have buttons or seams that cause sores over time, and fabrics may exacerbate sensitivities.
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Mr. Dyer insouciantly mixes fiction and nonfiction, smuggling invented bits into the seams of his reported essays and stitching long threads of transparently autobiographical material into his novels.
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The Backpack Dry Bag has a heavy-duty watertight zipper, welded seams, and pockets galore so you can stash all your gear and keep it safe and dry.
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Platinum miners in South Africa face an array of obstacles, including very deep, narrow seams, political instability and a stubbornly low platinum price of around $950 an ounce.
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But with Jules' increasingly erratic behavior ripping at the seams of Rue's newfound sobriety, it becomes clear that this isn't the happy ending we should be rooting for.
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They have shown some wear with the tags rubbing away over time, but the seams on mine have stayed intact — which is all that really matters to me.
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But the sleek lines and minimalist approach to seams and exterior breaks is only part of the story – inside, there's a whole lot that you wouldn't expect, too.
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But after people get their fill of free office snacks in the years to come, they'll enjoy a front-row seat to the system fraying at its seams.
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"We've been getting into the backs of cabs the past few days and seeing glitter in all the seams," Nitya Vink, 47, said about herself and a friend.
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There's a Target puffer jacket in the show, designed by Mari Anderson Bogdan, with Velcro seams and zip-on sleeves to serve young people who have trouble dressing.
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Now I cannot imagine stepping up to the call that's been seeping through the seams of my life without this calm, complicated, unconditionally loving being holding my hand.
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HH: In their engagement with quotidian materials, physicality, seams showing (what Robert Storr calls "painting roughed-up"), the paintings are in conversation with a wide range of works.
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The formal proposal comes as Google needs additional space for its rapidly expanding workforce, which is already busting at the seams of its existing headquarters and surrounding offices.
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Which, after all, (and interesting as it can be to hear designers explain what they are thinking) should need no explanation but what they contain between the seams.
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If you do, you will notice to your dismay that much of the world is coming apart at the seams as it appears to careen toward global anarchy.
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We are already living through the worst refugee crisis since World War II. There are countries in Africa and the Middle East bursting at the seams with refugees.
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In June the Telsa CEO told shareholders that the electric-car maker is "bursting at the seams" and needs a new factory to build the Model Y SUV.
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" He noted that the Islamic State in Libya is "looking to work gaps and seams, and doing it all over again to gain a foothold, influencing the populace.
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The center screen especially feels well-integrated; since it's not surrounded by gauche plastic buttons, you have to hunt for the seams where it disappears into the dashboard.
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I&aposve worn it on top of sweaters and thin T-shirts, and I&aposve been impressed with how the sealed seams prevents chilly air from getting in.
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Still, there are days like Wednesday when his knees stop hurting, the seams feel perfect in his hand and his delivery is a billboard of balance and athleticism.
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President Barack Obama's signature legislation has been coming apart at the seams as health insurers bolt public exchanges and insurance costs surge for many of Obamacare's 20 million users.
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On the other hand, you don't necessarily want a bunch of seams on the sweatiest parts of your body (unless you're a big fan of chaffing for some reason).
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Ten years after its premiere, Gossip Girl's stars have mostly gone their separate ways — but two have remained adorably close, and our teenage hearts are bursting at the seams.
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Our opening sequence wasn't going to be a number like the ones that Ryan and Emma perform later in the movie — this was about busting-at-the-seams exuberance.
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I used to go through so many clothes that my wardrobe was bursting at the seams, and pieces that had lost my interest lay discarded on my bedroom floor.
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It was made for collectors who want to pose and display the figure but don't want obvious joints or seams in the sculpture of the figure's limbs or clothing.
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"After living here almost 40 years, we are suddenly seeing gopher or mole mounds popping up all over the seams of our front sidewalk and driveway," the man wrote.
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Gruden builds his offense around Waller, designing myriad plays for him both short (flats, sticks, hitches, screens, drags, even a jet sweep) and intermediate/deep (corners, seams, double moves).
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Every now and then a company manages to issue a statement so bursting at the seams with hypocritical bullshit that we're forced to take a step back in awe.
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On Tuesday at the California African American Museum, her elegiac recording "At the Seams" ushered visitors, protest placards in hand, through the exhibition No Justice, No Peace: LA 1992.
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The machines, shearer loaders that use giant spinning claws to scrape coal or potash from underground seams, sell for up to 4 million euros, or about $4.6 million apiece.
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Both have seams that act like the K-tape physiotherapists might put on an athlete to correct body position, with an X across the back of the women's suits.
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Several esteemed publications have claimed that in the process of testing Danner boots, they found that the leather uppers and the seams at the miss let some water in.
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The other main form of underground mining in the US is "longwall," where coal is cut from seams that are often a mile long and hundreds of feet thick.
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They are essential because Colon holds the ball with his index and middle fingers between two seams, and when he releases it, he applies pressure with his middle finger.
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Worse yet, Segall was on holiday when the sugary swag arrived at his office, and by the time he returned, the milk chocolate had completely melted into the seams.
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The inseam of the legs is clearly long enough to make sure your backside is covered, and it ends with thick, stretchy seams that sit on your upper thigh.
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While both states are responsible for its upkeep, it's falling apart at the seams — apparently chunks of concrete from it fell on a parked car underneath, smashing its windshield.
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It wasn't just that he was stronger and faster than everyone else was; Simpson ran almost daintily, tiptoeing through seams visible only to him, leaving defenders diving at air.
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Part of Poland's problem is the depth of the seams - up to 1,13 meters compared to 465 meters on average in China, the world's biggest coal producer and consumer.
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It was a little medieval (fluted sleeves, leather corset belts, billowing volumes) and a little earth mother (down to the leather Batwoman necklaces and raw seams) and very modern.
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With more than 14.7 million subscribers, Reddit's /r/aww subreddit stands as the antidote for an increasingly toxic internet that's bursting at the seams with scammers, bullies, other malcontents.
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Well: Lukaku split Bournemouth's seams, drawing approximately 1,000 defenders and then dished out to Séamus Coleman, who sent in a perfect cross for Lukaku to strike on the volley.
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The android, named Jun, has a history of repairs, and when Charlie begins taking Jun apart at the leaking seams, he realizes why: Jun gets off on being disassembled.
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"Dreams," a collaboration with Earl Sweatshirt, Raphael Saadiq, and Devin the Dude, sees Solange contemplating the way dreams can shift, unraveling at the seams until they are completely new.
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It was nearly good enough, but the Jets had more seams in their secondary than a three-piece business suit, and their offense kept stalling in the red zone.
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They were able to stifle Pittsburgh's Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin, but the Hurricanes — who employ a similar defensive-minded style to the Islanders — have discovered a few seams.
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But Mr. Roth's play, which doesn't always disguise its cut-and-paste seams, turns out to be about how public freakishness leads its victims to the solace of anesthesia.
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In service of this illusion, the editing has been obscured, though there are instances — an abrupt transition to black, an eruption of thick dust — where the seams almost show.
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The intricate yellow stitching all along the seams is more iridescent than a disco club in 22018 with bell bottoms and cigarette smoke and Elton John serenading the microphone.
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The key is to find yoga pants that are functional, fashionable, and won&apost split down the seams or turn completely see-through as soon as you start stretching.
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The Oalka Power Flex Yoga Pants are a high waisted yoga pant that is made with interlocking seams and lay-flat edges that help reduce irritation and eliminate chafing.
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The state of the universe, physicists say, is a cosmological relic—a glass ark with hammered-gold seams, pip trapped inside, god's knucklebone, nanosecond high-energy outward burst— kaboom!
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The top layer is a charred purée of corn kernels gone creamy from simmering in milk, with hidden seams of sweet basil — the classic ingredients of humitas, Chilean tamales.
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And if/when you choose to dive in, the Maidenform® High-Waist Brief, with brushed-on LYCRA® FitSense™ technology, provides lightweight, targeted support without bulky seams.
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So he found inspiration in a cardboard box, remade not only as his runway, but also as a little camel skirt suit, the seams picked out in transparent tape.
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We The Free Know Me Better Flare Jeans, available at Free People, $98These exaggerated flares from Free People are accentuated with exposed seams for a cool and flattering look.
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Give your sewing project a professional look with a serger, which finishes seams and edges, makes ruffles, handles both delicate and heavy fabrics, and produces decorative hems and stitches.
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There are wide-leg cobalt trousers, pulled and twisted at the seams, paisley shirts with detachable cuffs and more double-layered overcoats — styles Hwang has quickly established as signatures.
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In some places the seams are tenuous, like divisions not quite healed, where in other places, they're tightly bound, making what seemed like two or ten feel like one.
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The fact that Trump could be elected at all — and dispense with the parts of Obamacare he disagrees with — has shown them the fraying seams of our political system.
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New York City is bursting at the seams with enticing choices when it comes to eating out for brunch and dinner — but lunch can be a trickier meal to nail.
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When you get into a new hotel room, look for bedbugs on luggage racks, upholstered furniture, the backs of headboards, mattress seams, box springs, and bed frames, the EPA says.
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Then, identify where all the seams come together at the crotch to form an X. Use that as an anchor to then smooth your jeans out on a flat surface.
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It gets covered in grid lines that represents fabric seams, inflation and deflation points, the internal structure of the balloon and the placement of tag lines for the balloon handlers.
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For over a decade he skulked around the kilns and clay seams of Jingdezhen, stealing bits of the sticky pale-grey earth the potters worked with and sending them home.
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The fabric's sealed seams will keep your feet dry in mild precipitation and will pair well with your outfit, so there's no need to tote along a change of shoes.
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Take the negative sides of heavy pot-smoking — short-term memory loss, paranoia, poor motor skills — exaggerate them, and you have seams of comedy gold for talented moviemakers to mine.
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But many towns along the coast of Queensland, although far from the coal seams, still benefit from mining because they are home to lots of fly-in-fly-out workers.
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The seams between the glass and the aluminum rail are tight, and the corners of the screens are curved, as are both sides of the glass blending into the sides.
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The company moved to the space in 2014 to make room for its rapidly expanding business, and roughly two years later, it already appears to be bursting at the seams.
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These seams are forceful reminders that in order to show us at home the best possible version of a performance, Beyoncé had to do this performance full out, multiple times.
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There is the sense that the good fortune the Royals have enjoyed for the past few years is, if not running out, at least wearing a little at the seams.
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Of course, not everyone in the Scandinavian contingent was content to sit around while much of the planet—and their home country—seemed to be coming apart at the seams.
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That way, no style is off-limits — that means thick seams, ruffles, and fun fabrics are all fair game, whether they'll actually be peeking out from your bottoms or not.
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Again, it's been over a decade since the last major title, which means we're older, and more accustomed to seeing the seams of a massive crossover — like replaced voice actors.
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Our prisons are bursting at the seams while we spend over $80 billion a year to keep more than 2 million people locked up -- a staggering waste of human potential.
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True & Co. True Body V-Neck Wireless Bra, $31.90 (after sale $49) [You save $17.10]Get all the support of an underwire bra without pesky wires, elastic, or bulky seams.
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You'll feel the difference immediately after slipping your feet in; the flats are very light and flexible, with a bit of give, and there aren't any uncomfortable seams or edges.
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The Spanx difference, however, benefits from a design philosophy that has both comfort and style in mind, and executes through features like shaping waistbands and the absence of center seams.
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Clinton's closest aides when she was secretary of state to truly expose the seams in the process — not to mention rivalries between the White House and State Department during Mrs.
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In parts of West Virginia, Kentucky, and Virginia, mining companies often get at underground coal seams by blowing up the tops of mountains — a process known as mountaintop removal mining.
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Mouth Sounds #83 doesn't even crack the 30-minute mark and feels like it's falling apart at the seams the entire time, until its final song where it finally does.
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" Over the past several years, Poitras's films have been attempting the opposite: to peel back the bureaucratic seams in order to glimpse at the inner workings of "the deep state.
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Her outpost of the world's fastest-growing gym brand was bursting at the seams — the 4,000 square feet she'd had for four years was putting a lid on her growth.
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As I made my way to the ninth floor, I was led down a large spiral cement staircase that, according to Unger, was filled in one day to prevent seams.
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Kumarasamy's characters have managed to piece their lives back together, but her preoccupation lies with the seams — and how these are continually tested by the small, private aftershocks of trauma.
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"Downtown is bursting at the seams," said Mr. Momo, a partner in the Terra Momo restaurant group, which owns the nearby Terra Momo Bread Company, Teresa Caffe and Mediterra restaurant.
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Subject to eons of pressure, every aquifer arranges itself differently, forming vast networks of coves and seams of water, some a thousand feet thick but others just a thin vein.
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The brush strokes conjure everything from Abstract Expressionist scumbling to Tiepolo-like sunsets, but the handiwork never crosses the seams; closer examination indicates that the fabric is actually raw linen.
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Going back to your question about how this movie subverts the expectations of a normal doc ... I think one of the ways is we show the seams of the movie.
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So there were cargo pants and jumpsuits with layer upon layer of nylon trouser pockets, and shirts and cagoules with additional material on the seams that fanned out like fins.
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Thankfully, there aren't any seams that'd dig into skin and leave behind any dents — that badge of honor goes to the extra hair tie that's always wrapped around my wrist.
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As with most of Welles's later work, the seams of its slapdash production occasionally show, in shots that were clearly made months and even years later, as extensive documentation confirms.
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Now, he said, "we're busting at the seams," with millenial-targeted events oversubscribed — another indication of the attendant riches of a wave of religious 20-somethings moving to the capital.
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The writing was a bit disappointing in places this week, even by its own standards — perhaps because, by being forced to slow down, its seams became a little more apparent.
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The operating table is a pew, surgical thread is scavenged from the seams of patients' clothes and there's the real risk of wolves (or worse) marauding through the sick bay.
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For example, the "Guidelines for Safe Use of Stunt Air Bags, Boxes or Other Freefall Catch Systems" tells coordinators, among other things, to inspect the seams on any cushioning airbags.
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One such company is Storq, which makes elevated basics in high-quality, supersoft fabrics with thoughtful details, like screen-printed labels and as few seams as possible to maximize comfort.
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What they do: Use hand-welding, flame-cutting, hand soldering, or brazing equipment to weld or join metal components or to fill holes, indentations, or seams of fabricated metal products.
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If you want a full-length pair of yoga pants that offer tummy control, you've found it in Oalka Power Flex Yoga Pants with their interlocking seams and wide waistband.
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He had joined one of the least visible sectors of the financial world, which pokes at the seams of international finance law, looking for ways to reduce clients' tax bills.
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Part of the answer, said Alan Nathan, a professor of physics emeritus at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, is that tighter seams have decreased drag on the baseball.
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The game is bursting at the seams with purposeful nostalgia for its earlier, simpler times; off-the-wall features and items; and whatever news advertiser tie-ins Epic can manage.
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The syrup adds great flavor, and its viscosity helps keep the fudge sauce supple in the ice cream, so you end up with soft ripples and not rock-solid seams.
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The designs have also been enhanced with more rounded profiles and streamlined seams, and the magnetic latch closures on the Everyday Backpack and Everyday Messenger have been tweaked, as well.
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When he threw his cutter, which he held with his index and middle fingers across the wide part of the seams, he always put his thumb in the same spot.
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Eliminating thresholds might seem like an easy solution, but offering level floors throughout an apartment could be considered a luxury finish, because thresholds are often used to conceal ungainly seams.
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Some open-world games have more of it than others, but there was never a chance Mafia III wouldn't show some of the seams we see in the video above.
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In time, he and other pioneers of oceanography uncovered a global complex of more than 40,000 miles of interconnected volcanoes that gird the deep seabed like the seams of a baseball.
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But it was her nude House of CB design with lace-up seams and a blue Elie Saab romper that bared both cleavage and leg that were by far her sexiest.
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In episode 4, he is more interested in limiting Philip's flying lessons than recognizing the "Great Smog" of 1952 as a public health problem, even as hospitals burst at the seams.
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With schedules often bursting at the seams between work, school, appointments, and extracurricular activities, it's no surprise that more than half of all working parents say this balancing act is difficult.
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Flatlock seams are pressure point-free under a backpack or tote straps and since merino thermoregulates, you'll never get the sweaty plastic bag feel of a synthetic shirt while wearing it.
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Americans see an ageing continent that, though fine for tourists, is coming apart at the seams politically and falling behind economically—as feeble in growth as it is excessive in regulation.
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Swimsuit trends can be pretty out-there: the contrasting seams, crazy cutouts, and bright prints we've been seeing left and right have definitely been making a case for maximalism over minimalism.
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Two baby neck floats sold on eBay were recently recalled for failing to meet safety standards, and brands have previously had to recall their products after customers reported the seams bursting.
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Then he grabbed a syringe and squirted a pale creamy substance into the seams around the nine spots where the sensors were expected to maintain the closest contact with the skull.
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"We made a baby and my heart is bursting at the seams," Timlin captioned a photo of the couple, which captured a smiling White cradling the mama-to-be's baby bump.
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Of course, there are exceptions to every rule, but in general I've found cheaper pairs are quicker to rip at the seams, fade at the knee, stretch out, pill, and tear.
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The side zipper helps the silhouette remain unbroken and sleek without bagging, and the back seams are a really nice touch — elevating the "polish" of the pants and improving the fit.
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Facebook only announced its new currency Libra in June but a senior executive leading the project is already hitting back at reports that the project is coming apart at the seams.
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The sleek and slick Faux Leather Leggings are slimming and make an ordinary outfit instantly more edgy, while the Moto version turns the edge up further with its textured moto seams.
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The weight will be a hindrance, the placement of the seams can be very uncomfortable, and the positioning of the pockets works well for walking, but not so well for pedaling.
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The lobby at 505 is striking because there's little in it but light, artificial (from seams in the floor, corners of the ceiling and the walls) and natural (from the street).
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The Magnuson–Moss Warranty Act forbids these types of policies, as well as the warranty-void-if-removed security stickers that are placed over screws or seams in video game consoles.
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Watching the run is wild: in a game that was already constructed to be sliced up by the player, he breaks through the geometry, finding tiny seams and somehow, slipping through.
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Make the empanadas: Take a gallon ziplock bag and, using scissors, cut off the ziplock top and open up the side seams so you have a large sheet of flat plastic.
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On its shoulders are seams pushed way, way forward, so that even when you're standing up straight, you're emulating the famous fashion pose, squeezing your waist and pushing out your collarbone.
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The gestural line, the quickness of the swoop and rustle, the swagger of exaggerated mannerist silhouettes captured at the moment of inspiration, before the pragmatism of seams and tailoring set in.
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But after more than three centuries of shaking, the church began the 21st century with eroding bricks, walls coming apart at the seams, missing buttresses and a tattered, leaking wooden roof.
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The recording, which has a bootleg quality to it, assembles pieces from the three-night run into a single seamless show, though showing seams is a big part of her approach.
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The committee found that it was "confronted with the panorama of a city bursting at its seams and our community asking for increased public services" and that such services were suffering.
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"The seams in pattern that one would expect to see at the bow and stern are rotated off axis and show up on the sides of the boat instead," she said.
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They're designed to account for every annoyance of traditional socks — the uncomfortable toe seams, the slipping heels, the heel fabric wearing through — Bombas socks aren't plagued by any of those ills.
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Dhaka's capacity to accommodate refugees "is bursting at the seams," with Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina under increasing pressure from opposition parties close to Pakistan ahead of 2018 general elections, Sajjanhar said.
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The flat, raw-edge-seam-allowance-encased seams produced by sergers eliminate thick, unattractive lines as well as bulk produced by seam lines in projects made with sheer and heavy fabrics.
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Watching the bakers, I noticed how each one had her or his own way of crafting the pie, lifting the dough up around the apples, pinching the seams and sealing them.
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They just fear that their neighborhood is already bursting at the seams, with scores of glass apartment towers transforming an area long characterized by a mismatched jumble of low-rise buildings.
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